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The DSA Has Slogans, but Isn’t Interested in Policies

Nothing is quite so devastating to the DSA as simply and directly asking them what they want to see enacted if their candidates win...

Barbara Streisand slams Fauci ‘witch hunt’ after Senate committee contempt vote

BARBARA STREISAND: "Dr. Anthony Fauci has been subjected to a disgraceful witch hunt by Senate Republicans ... [he] is an American hero."

Fauci’s phone messages showed concern about pregnant women miscarrying after COVID vaccine

Dr. Anthony Fauci privately acknowledged a potential risk of miscarriage if pregnant women took a COVID vaccine in the first trimester, even as he and the rest of the federal government were urging them to get the shots, according to messages from his phone.

Moolenaar presses Trump admin to confirm chip due-diligence rule still stands amid loophole fears

House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar is pressing the Trump administration to formally confirm that a rule requiring chipmakers to vet their customers before exporting advanced artificial intelligence chips remains in force, warning that lingering ambiguity could reopen a loophole.

Trump just demanded hospital receipts on drug pricing abuse — and it’s about time

You would never pay a restaurant bill without an itemized check. And if that bill charged you twice for the same steak, you would dispute it on the spot.  Unfortunately, federal programs don’t always operate using this kind of common sense. In fact, the 340B drug discount program, which moves more than $100 billion a […]

Communism didn’t die. It just hired a PR firm

Discredited ideologies rarely disappear all at once. They usually shed their language before they surrender their instincts. After World War II, fascist successor movements in Italy would later recast themselves as national conservatives. In the 1970s, Western communist parties adopted “Eurocommunism,” distancing themselves from Moscow while retaining ambitions for radical socialist transformation. More recently, France’s […]

Union bosses almost blew the $2.5 billion Nippon deal. Don’t let them sabotage the next contract

When Nippon Steel put a $14.9 billion offer on the table for U.S. Steel in December 2023, the American steel industry looked like this: roughly 89.7 million net tons of raw steel produced that year, about 83,950 workers employed across iron and steel manufacturing, and a United Steelworkers union representing roughly 540,000 reported members across […]

The DSA isn’t hiding it anymore: It wants to burn the Constitution

Throughout school, I was taught to revere our Constitution and that the United States is an exceptional nation. The Constitution’s preamble alone was revolutionary for the 18th century and established the U.S. as the torchbearer of the free world. But somewhere along the way, tens of thousands failed their civics classes and came to despise […]

Conservative principles demand moral clarity on Gaza and the suffering of Palestinian Christians

Conservatism rests on enduring principles: the sanctity of human life, religious freedom, accountability, and skepticism toward unchecked government power. That is why Ian Kingsbury’s recent Washington Examiner article criticizing my lecture on Gaza at the American Psychiatric Association deserves a response.  Kingsbury’s position is fundamentally at odds with both conservative and Judeo-Christian principles: it places […]

WNBA’s Sophie Cunningham gets a forearm to the face — and it’s called ‘white privilege’

I tuned into my first WNBA game this weekend for one reason: the growing noise around Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham. The headlines, the viral clips of physical play, the debates over whether certain players were being targeted, and it all pulled me in. I wanted to see for myself. In the first quarter of […]

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